• Vertical multi-stripe pattern runs the full length of the body and sleeves, creating a bold graphic effect that does its own work - no accessories required
• Fluffy, textured bouclé-style knit with a looped, tactile surface that gives the jumper real weight and presence on the body
• Oversized silhouette with wide, dropped shoulders and voluminous sleeves that taper slightly at the cuff - it sits off the shoulder and falls loose through the body
• Crew neckline sits close to the base of the throat, keeping the shape neat at the top while the rest of the jumper does the volume
• The body length hits at the hip, making it an easy layer over wide-leg or straight-leg trousers without bunching or adding bulk at the waist

This jumper earns its place on a Saturday - the kind worn into a gallery, a market, or lunch somewhere you actually want to be seen. The stripe is confident enough that everything else can stay quiet: the model pairs it with simple wide-leg black trousers and oversized sunglasses, and that's exactly the right call. Keep the bottom half tonal and straight-cut to let the volume up top read as intentional rather than accidental. The fluffy texture means it photographs well but also just feels good to wear - the kind of knit that gets reached for on a grey morning without much thought. Tuck a fine-knit roll-neck underneath on colder days and let the crew neck sit over the top for an easy layered look. It works just as well thrown over a slip dress with boots as it does with denim - the stripe means it reads differently depending on what it's paired with, which is exactly what makes it worth the wardrobe space.